1-Methyl-o-carborane

1-Methyl-o-carborane (CAS: 16872-10-9) is a derivative of ortho-carborane, a type of closo-carborane with a stable icosahedral structure consisting of 10 boron atoms and 2 carbon atoms. It is a organoboron compound formed by substituting one hydrogen atom of ortho-carborane with a methyl group, featuring high thermal stability, chemical inertness and unique electronic properties, which makes it widely used in various chemical and industrial fields.1-Methyl-o-carborane (CAS: 16872-10-9) is a key intermediate in organoboron chemistry, with good compatibility with other organic and inorganic compounds.

1-Methyl-1,2-dicarbadodecaborane, Methyl-o-carborane, 1-Methylorthocarborane, 1-Methyl-closo-1,2-dicarbadodecaborane, 1-Methyl-1,2-carborane

1. Material Intermediate: 1-Methyl-o-carborane (CAS: 16872-10-9) is used as an important intermediate in the synthesis of high-performance materials, such as heat-resistant resins, composite materials and flame-retardant materials, which can improve the thermal stability and flame-retardant performance of the materials. 2. Fine Chemicals: It is applied in the production of fine chemicals, serving as a key raw material for the synthesis of special additives, catalysts and organic reagents, and plays an important role in optimizing the performance of fine chemical products. 3. Pharmaceutical Intermediate: 1-Methyl-o-carborane (CAS: 16872-10-9) is used as an intermediate in the research and development of organoboron pharmaceuticals, providing a stable structural unit for the synthesis of pharmaceutical molecules, and is involved in the preparation of drugs for anti-tumor, anti-inflammatory and other fields. 4. Chemical Research: It is widely used in organoboron chemistry research, serving as a model compound for the study of carborane derivatives, which helps to explore the structure-activity relationship and reaction mechanism of organoboron compounds.

≥98%

C3H12B10

144.22 g/mol

Store in a cool, dry, well-ventilated warehouse away from heat, sparks and open flames; keep sealed and avoid contact with oxidants

Colorless to light yellow liquid or crystalline solid

0.90 g/cm3 (approximate, at 25°C)

28-32°C